How do you feel about the smell of burning rubber, not great, right?? How about the recycled rubber threshold ramp? How about the fact that 44 million tires get thrown away every year in California alone? Tire fires are a huge hazard, not to mention an enormous health risk for anyone exposed to the open burning. … Continued
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Is yours an ADA compliant exercise facility? There are more and more disabled people becoming actively involved as students looking for an ADA compliant exercise facility, not to mention those actively involved in exercise programs and strength training programs. Martial arts academies, dojos, kickboxing and karate studios are not immune to federal and state accessibility laws … Continued
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Thousands of our school campuses constructed over 10 to 15 years ago are absent the door threshold design considerations set forth by the ADA ( American’s with Disabilities Act). Buildings built prior to 1992 still lack enforcement of state and local government building codes and therefore are subject to a myriad of access violations. I … Continued
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Press Release-SafePath ADA COMPLIANCE TESTING ANNOUNCEMENT Wheelchair Ramp Study Shows SafePath Products are ADA Compliant While Most Others Are Not. CHICO, Calif., March 16, 2017 – In a recent independent study of rubber wheelchair ramps, SafePath Products were verified as being ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) compliant, while most other ramps tested did not meet … Continued
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Title III of the Americans with Disability Act (ADA) requires all public accommodations to provide their goods and services to people with disabilities on an equal basis with the rest of the general public. Public accommodations include most businesses and services we all use each and every year…DHI complex barriers exist that we must deal with and fix. … Continued
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Have you ever heard about a lawsuit based on a case of ADA non-compliance and been upset about it? Someone slipped and fell and even though they weren’t severely injured, they decided to sue the company in question for everything they’re worth. I heard of a small, family-owned pizza place in the Sacramento area just … Continued
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